やまびこ
It is aromatic and easy to drink.
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やまびこ
Fragrant and easy to drink
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やまびこ
It is aromatic and easy to drink.
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やまびこ
It is medium dry but very easy to drink.
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Aromatic, refreshing and easy to drink.
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Kiriri Nama-no-Sake is a series of raw sake proposed by a company called NIPPON ACCESS for supermarkets.
According to the official Kiriri Nama-no-Shu website, it is a raw sake, although it only says it needs to be refrigerated.
I had never seen this series before except for Hakusetsu, Kamoizumi, and Shirakawa-go, so I bought it because it looked unusual. Kaorucho is also a first for me.
I guess this is one of the sake that you have to be careful not to open the bottle. If you don't know much about it, it might overflow....
I hope I don't get any complaints when I sell it in the supermarket.
It didn't overflow, but it spurted a lot when I opened it. It's a bit sweet, like strawberry au lait. It's like a snowdrift in Oze.
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This sake is only available at Shiraga's direct sales shop, Shiraga Classics. It was sold at Aeon in Koshien. There were also many other limited Shiraga products.
It was Ras 1😊.
I'm not sure what to make of it, but I'm sure it will be good.
To be honest, I didn't have high expectations but I was disappointed in a good way!
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Personally, I'd rather they put it only in the direct sales shop in Shirataka than in Shiraga.
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Simply put, it's light, dry, and smooth, but it also has a solid feel. A little acidity is felt at the end. It is a bit surprising that it is heated in a bottle at this price point. I think Hakkaisan, Kenrishi, and Kikusui Funaguchi are the best sake that can be easily purchased at supermarkets and convenience stores.
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